> Conceptually continuous integration is generally integrating 2+ different lineages of code together > In practice, CI [often means] "automated test server" Could you say more? I use "CI" to refer to the automated…
My objection to 'clanker' is simpler: LLMs don't clank.
I wonder how they came up with that. Was it a human idea, or did the AI stumble upon it? Given that it was inside a 9-step text preprocessing pipeline, it would be surprising if the AI had that much autonomy.
I've heard it described as the "exculpative voice".
I suspect that each player has a bowl of stones, and they have 1 lid that covers those bowls. After taking a turn, the player puts the lid over their own bowl so that the other player can easily see that its their turn.…
You can have a monorepo with any tech stack you'd like. You can write your front-end and back-end in the same language. No shade to you for finding a productive setup, but Next.js tightly couples your front-end and…
I think you're conflating the coders with the code. I read the upthread comments as advocating against dedicated FE/BE coders, not against dedicated FE/BE code bases. Of course you want your embedded C separate from…
This is an hour long survey of the accumulated wisdom of a software developer who clearly cares a lot about the craft. I listened to it this morning while doing my stoutness exercises, and there's a lot of good wisdom…
This is a really great write up. Kudos for the obvious effort, both on the technical side and sharing the process with the rest of us.
A former boss told me that this is how you make sure only to hire lucky people.
I also bought a house with an ice maker in the refrigerator. I can confirm that it gave us constant trouble until it gave up the ghost. I use ice cube trays in the freezer.
I switched (back) to Firefox a few years ago, and love it. My only complaint is that it forces me to restart the program occasionally, for updates. Does anyone know why this is done? Is it a technical necessity? Why…
It seems true, according to [0] ".test" is recommended for use in testing of current or new DNS related code. ".example" is recommended for use in documentation or as examples. ".invalid" is intended for use in online…
I have been using nushell for work for about 4 months, ever since I inherited a windows-only project and was looking for a decent shell experience. I'm not doing any extensive scripting, but I do live in my terminal. I…
Many years ago, I worked next door to a porn shop. A very similar law was passed in our town that would have required the shop to move out to the middle of nowhere. The owner bought a crate of enamel pins (this [1] kind…
The abstract doesn't mention anything about grafting this to human skin. I believe the researchers are proposing a fungal substrate for PCBs.
I do, and I really value the time I spend at a cafe near my house. I go to the same cafe (and typically sit in the same spot) every workday for between 1 and 4 hours. It lets me have a bunch of loose acquaintances, both…
The most secure option is to bury everyone's computer in concrete.
I don't know anyone who watches 5.5 hours of football 7 days a week for 2 years.
Nail polish is very handy for this sort of thing.
I think that the author is speaking about their world, in which they regularly encounter a specific use of trigonometric functions which would be simplified (conceptually and computationally) by skipping the conversion…
s/per-calculus/pre-calculus/g
I think the difference is that if Figma's website goes offline, you lose all of your figma stuff. If penpot gets acqui-killed, then you can just clone a version that you were comfortable with and keep going.
That's right, but "business process" is a much larger solution space than "texture shaders for video games."
It's a pun. The chicken gets hit by a car and dies. It reaches The Other Side.
> Conceptually continuous integration is generally integrating 2+ different lineages of code together > In practice, CI [often means] "automated test server" Could you say more? I use "CI" to refer to the automated…
My objection to 'clanker' is simpler: LLMs don't clank.
I wonder how they came up with that. Was it a human idea, or did the AI stumble upon it? Given that it was inside a 9-step text preprocessing pipeline, it would be surprising if the AI had that much autonomy.
I've heard it described as the "exculpative voice".
I suspect that each player has a bowl of stones, and they have 1 lid that covers those bowls. After taking a turn, the player puts the lid over their own bowl so that the other player can easily see that its their turn.…
You can have a monorepo with any tech stack you'd like. You can write your front-end and back-end in the same language. No shade to you for finding a productive setup, but Next.js tightly couples your front-end and…
I think you're conflating the coders with the code. I read the upthread comments as advocating against dedicated FE/BE coders, not against dedicated FE/BE code bases. Of course you want your embedded C separate from…
This is an hour long survey of the accumulated wisdom of a software developer who clearly cares a lot about the craft. I listened to it this morning while doing my stoutness exercises, and there's a lot of good wisdom…
This is a really great write up. Kudos for the obvious effort, both on the technical side and sharing the process with the rest of us.
A former boss told me that this is how you make sure only to hire lucky people.
I also bought a house with an ice maker in the refrigerator. I can confirm that it gave us constant trouble until it gave up the ghost. I use ice cube trays in the freezer.
I switched (back) to Firefox a few years ago, and love it. My only complaint is that it forces me to restart the program occasionally, for updates. Does anyone know why this is done? Is it a technical necessity? Why…
It seems true, according to [0] ".test" is recommended for use in testing of current or new DNS related code. ".example" is recommended for use in documentation or as examples. ".invalid" is intended for use in online…
I have been using nushell for work for about 4 months, ever since I inherited a windows-only project and was looking for a decent shell experience. I'm not doing any extensive scripting, but I do live in my terminal. I…
Many years ago, I worked next door to a porn shop. A very similar law was passed in our town that would have required the shop to move out to the middle of nowhere. The owner bought a crate of enamel pins (this [1] kind…
The abstract doesn't mention anything about grafting this to human skin. I believe the researchers are proposing a fungal substrate for PCBs.
I do, and I really value the time I spend at a cafe near my house. I go to the same cafe (and typically sit in the same spot) every workday for between 1 and 4 hours. It lets me have a bunch of loose acquaintances, both…
The most secure option is to bury everyone's computer in concrete.
I don't know anyone who watches 5.5 hours of football 7 days a week for 2 years.
Nail polish is very handy for this sort of thing.
I think that the author is speaking about their world, in which they regularly encounter a specific use of trigonometric functions which would be simplified (conceptually and computationally) by skipping the conversion…
s/per-calculus/pre-calculus/g
I think the difference is that if Figma's website goes offline, you lose all of your figma stuff. If penpot gets acqui-killed, then you can just clone a version that you were comfortable with and keep going.
That's right, but "business process" is a much larger solution space than "texture shaders for video games."
It's a pun. The chicken gets hit by a car and dies. It reaches The Other Side.